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How much you are able to save is largely determined by the expenses that you have. If you are living with your parents for example and not paying rent, you should be able to save a good 70 percent of your income. If you are a home owner paying off a mortgage, however, you would be lucky to save 30% of that gross income. It all depends on how large you are living.

I make 63000 a year. I net 1400 every two weeks minus insurance, taxes, union dues, and 500 a pay period to my retirement. Oh, and social security too. I would net more, but my retirement contributions are pretty high. If I went bare bones minus retirement and union dues it would be about 370 more every two weeks as taxes take a chunk.

=sum(Cell that contains the total gross monthly income, minus sign, Cell that contains the total deductions) Example The cell that contains the total gross income is A12. The cell that contains the total deductions is g7. The formula will look like this. =sum(A12-G7)

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